Back to the basics, now for ARM devices!Tiny11 core brings everything you love about Windows and tiny11, in a much smaller footprint.
This makes it great for scenarios where you need to run Windows in a VM or for testing purposes (like testing a driver or an application).
Also, the smaller footprint helps tremendously in achieving usable emulation speeds (especially if you're trying to emulate it using QEMU on an x64 CPU)
To achieve this, some significant changes had to be made, including (but not limited to):
- Windows Component Store (WinSxS)
- Windows Defender
- Recovery Agent
- Microsoft Edge
- Windows Update
Also, some services like Windows Search and the Print Spooler have been set to manually, as it helps emulation speed. They can be reverted to their original state in services.msc
As such, I strongly recommend to exercise increased caution if you're trying to use tiny11 core on production systems, as it has limited security and NO serviceability.
It is not a replacement for tiny11! It has a different purpose: to be a quick-and-dirty testbed or development platform.
Since this is a beta, feedback is very much appreciated!
SHA265 checksum: 812DAE6B5BF5215DB63B61AE10D8F0FFD3AA8529A18D96E9CED53341E2C676EC
You can find the complete list of what has been removed in the included NTLite .xml file, except for the Component Store, which has been removed through a more manual technique of trial and error, like in older builds of tiny10.
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